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AT ACADIA COLLEGE.

. t Nicholas Flood Davin Lectures Before the

Gnlng l Students.

The Acadia students er'o ed a rare

- ‘ ~ ‘J Y treat on Thursday and Friday. the 30th and 31st ult. Mr. Davin, M P-. f0¥

Pa ~the Territories, toox advantage Of the

P ' t t come

Easier recess of parliamen 0 from Ottawa on our invitation and de-

A liver a lecture before the Atheninum So-

House ?

If you are, we have some

\Vall .Papers you should see- new goods just in from thi factories, designed by the best artists, colored by experts. Be- cause they are better than the ordinary is no reason with us for putting on a big price. We make a profit, of course,but not so much as others want.

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that Mr. Davin would deliver a. lecture on “The British House of Commons as I knew it," but all agree that the lec. ture. though in itself a splendid success, was rather an incident of the visit. The “Bard of Regina" and Mrs. Davin were met at the station on Thursday morn- ing by a number of students. Mrs. Davin staid at the Royal Hotel, but he accompanied the students to the college building and attended Dr. Kierstead’s class in English literature. After list- ening for afew minutes to the discus- sion on one of Browning’s poems which was before the class, he consented to give us a few of his ideas about English literature. .

No summary of his address would do

him justice. He had occasion to quote from or refer to all the lehding authors of poetry and prose, and he showed a familiarity which was a source of won

- * fr* der to those of us who had only thought

of him as a leading politician; and he was as much surprised as the rest of us when the college bell stopped him at

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cramps, Qwp, _ Q yer’s class in Metaphysics. We watch-

ed him closely during the first half of M“?V» "h° “““*' ”° J°5“"’ fem”

culic, coughs! the hour as different phases of the ques-

T00lll tion of cause came up, and wonder

how much of his college training i metaphysics had remained with hi

after so many years of active life on

Dl8l'I’ll(B8, both sides of the ocean. , _

Being called on at the middle of the Wh! D0” 3' B°°““”° W W” thi’ °°° ,°PP°f'=

hour he told us how his knowledge of metaphysics enab'ed him once to win ,most difficult case at the bar after ever

realities.”

It was a great pleasure to us to hea him talk of Hamilton, and Berkley, and Schiller, as if he had only laid down the books a few days age, for it shows us that some men can -remember after a long period of strenuous pu ilic service the difficult problems they had wrestled with while at College. , A Mr. Davin’s lecture on the British House of Commons, delivered f Thurs- day night, was most entertaining and instructive. He described the House as he looked down upon it for live years from the reporter’s gallery; dealing particularly with the four men -who during that period were the lions _of the day: Lowe, Disraeli, Bright and Glad- stone. His gestures, and eloquence, and Irish wit, all combined to give him an extraordinary power represent ng the scenes amidst which live of the teit years of his life were spent, and the audience gave expressions of approval by repealed rounds of applause.

A number of us heard Sir Louis

Davies’ lecture on the same subject in College Hall three years ago, and have not vet forgotten how be kept the closest attention of the whole audience l1o_rn the beginning to the end of his ex- cellent address, but when we think of the burst of eloquence with which Mr. Davin eulogized the motherland and Canada. in his peroration. it is no dis- credit to Sir Louis to say that for wealth of imagery and force it was a more masterly address; yet there were periods when we wondered if Mr.Davin’s rr cert tive hour speech at Ottawa might not have had some prosy portions.

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A_t the largest bicycle show held in the U.S, the other

day with 217 entries, the highest price chain wheel shown was $00.00.

, I f you pay more than $50-00 for a 1899 chain road wheel,

youll pay _more _than you_ need.

_ Our line this year vtill range from $30.00 to 50.00 for

chain wheels, $7 o 00 for the chainless. We have about 1 dozen second-hand wheels. Massey Harris, Red Bird, Per. fect, Garden City andother makes. Prices low.

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appeared on the platform and spoke for two hours on tho relation of culture tot

sauce platitudes, but illustrating by a ldozen leading spirits of the past, he urged the great importance of thorough culture. Though there is nothing, about culture to prevent success in life, the cultured man is not likeiy to cvgy become wealthy in the accepted use o. that term; but,said he, what is wealth but the means of purchasing gratifica- tions? "Better fifty years of Europe than a cycle of Cathay." His visit has left a strong impression here; it was an inspiration to he-ar him. Cor.

$18,? hath done what she could. -Marko(

°d The act of Mary was humble, as a servant. it

n She showed such esteem for Jesus as to; m _ _ .

a _love for the Master. A tribute of affect

y 6. “This he said”--The motive of the °` questioner is clear. He was prompted,

H012 KDOW BUY Study Which Will -EWS not by economy, but by a covetous spirit- such precision to mental growth as ‘A thief ’--A stron but a correct ex res- metaphsics, for it enables the man to

make subtle distinctions between mere _ appearances and me great began by betraying trust funds ended by

r life in remorse.

Oi Friday mornin! Mr. Divine again

ractical life He use~1 no common

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'run axoisrrso is BETHANY.

John 12. l-ll.

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i iii? e Love, v. 1-3.

2. Hypocritical Greed, v.4-8. 3. Aimless Curiosity, v. 9.

4.Murderous Conspiracy; v. 10, ll

- Timo. -A. D. 30. Place. -Bethany. on the Mount of . Olives. . Rulers.-Pilate in Jerusalem; Herod in

Galilee.

Lnsson HELPS.

1 “The passover”--The greatest of the- .

three annual feasts of tho ancient Jews-7 “Bethany”--A village, two miles fromj Jerusalem, which is a “Sabbath day’s jour-

2. “A mcper,”---Which was of the na-

ture ofa feast. “Martha si.rved”-Char-

3. “Anointcd the feet”--The usual oas-

tom of a servant was to anoint the head.

anoint his feet, and such gratitude as to use very costly ointment. . 5 “Why was not this ointment sold”-

tuuity, which would not return, to show

ion, which sprang fi-bm a generous nature.

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sion to use of Judas. Ugly things deserve ugly names. Notice how a. man who

betraying Jesus and then took his own

S. “The poor always ye have with you”

-An obvious reference to the words of the law, “The poor shall never cease out of the land.” Dent. 15. ll. "But me ye

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HW. J- WU9. Mt Pleasant Vancouver B.U. wrlteszp “I have_bee»n a great sufferer: , from bronchial asthma for .the pas; eight; 4 years, mmuy times having to sit up nearly Q ‘R NUM- fhmugh The ildvlce of a friend who had been cured by Glarke's Kola Corn. pound lresolved us a last rent to my ir_ .lthe first bottle did not relieve me much

out heroes 1 ima named one mira hottie l the attacks ceased al-together and durln

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9. “Much people of the Jews therefore

knew that he was there”---The news spread quickly among the crowds that came in the caravans to the feast of the passover. 10. '

‘The chief priests consulted”--

These chief priests were forthe most part of the sect of the Sadduces, but they were equal to the rival sect of the Pharisees in the hatred of Jesus. Their chief doctrine wa.=."‘There is no resurrection.” ,Hence they wished to put Lazarus to death, for while he lived many persons would “be- lieve on Jesus” and in the resurrection.

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